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    There was a time when British were trying to overpower the United States. This war was against the U.S. and Britain. This war was very colossal. The British were beginning to detect that something was stirring up over in the “new” land that Christopher Columbus found. George Washington was known to never tell lie. Apparently‚ this was not true at all. George Washington lied‚ but only a little. This strong man grew up to be a strong general and President. He had a crew when he was in the Military

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    All throughout his defense of the Loyalists‚ he often came under fire both from politicians and regular people. However‚ he defended his actions based on the conditions stated in the peace treaty signed both by the Great Britain and the confederation government. He also argued that if the Loyalists were gravely persecuted‚ it may lead to retribution from the British Army leading to another war. At the same time‚ Alexander further explained that if majority of Loyalists were to leave the new country

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    When my Great Grandfather was a much younger man‚ he was fortunate enough to be part of a very famous battle in the Revolutionary War. In fact many people say that it was one of the turning points of the war. He had the honor of serving under two of the greatest generals in the American Continental Army‚ General Thomas Gage and General Benedict Arnold. Let me tell you a story about the battle that changed his life… It was a cold and foggy night on October 7th‚ 1777 when the British army led

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    Article Critique The Southern Roots of Ida B Wells-Barnett’s Revolutionary Activism By Rychetta N. Watkins Before Ida B Wells-Barnett expanded her revolutionary essence to the north‚ and even all the way to places like Britain; she began her long journey to activism deep in the heart of her southern roots‚ in Memphis. In the article‚ The Southern Roots of Ida B Wells-Barnett’s Revolutionary Activism‚ by Rychetta N. Watkins‚ Watkins reconstructs Ida B Wells’ life of activism‚ feminism‚ and leadership

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    During the mid 1700s the relationship with American colonists and England became very negative. The colonists were angry because they were forced to pay very high taxes to Britain. In 1776‚ Maryland joined the other American colonies in declaring their independence from Britain. To declare independence‚ the new nation (The United States of America) declared war on Britain. There were many battles up and down the East Coast of America during this war that continued until 1782. While there were very

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    This was actually the beginning of the war. The battle of Saratoga was the other turning point for the American Revolutionary war because France agreed to‚ military support for‚ and to fight with‚ the colonies until independence was won. The French alliance was very crucial‚ they provided weapons‚ warships‚ and troops‚ to the colonies to help defeat the British. Valley

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    To what extent is the Constitution of the United States a ‘repressive’ Document? The Constitution of the United States of America was the solution to fix the weaknesses that Articles of Confederation had caused the United States. The Constitution not only helped the United States gain more power but it also unified the states and creates a sense of nationalism. The Constitution eradicated any justification that the United States was weak and inferior. However‚ there are some constituents of the

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    I have missed you all so much. It has been sometime since I have been able to write to you. I am safe and everything is well. Josh and I have settled in a cottage at the top of one of the many hills in Boston with our two kids‚ Noah and Paige. The soil‚ however is not fertile at all. The garden only produces enough food for our small family of four so trade is imperative. The church here is only of the Puritan faith‚ any other religion is considered obsolete. As I’m sure you have heard‚ Britain

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    On the eve of the revolution‚ Americans were not completely united. As always‚ there were the dissenters‚ in this case the Tories‚ and many people just didn’t want to get involved. Even so‚ there were evidently enough people that the Americans could win the war (with the help of the French‚ of course). Before the war‚ practical people like Ben Franklin saw that the American people needed to come together as one in order to triumph over the evil British Empire. Ben Franklin’s drawing of the snake

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    Even though the colonists were breaking British law‚ the colonists had a right to rebel for they were unfairly taxed without representation and subjected to a king over 3000 miles away. Some people still on both the colonials and the British crown were attempting to avoid a full scale war even after they had begun fighting‚ like in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Most of the colonists did not want war because these were the people that they had been living with‚ and protected by the British for over 150

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